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Both Dickens and Harper Lee use the first person narrative to convey a view of what society is like from a child’s point of view. They use the idea of a child speaking from the first person because of the innocence that is portrayed by a child’s voice. Using an adult would be less effective because they have already formed their opinions, of what they believe is right and wrong and social justice. Children are more open-minded. Utilizing the first person narrative helps adults get a sense of a child’s perspective on the world. Because both novels are told by children, they use other character’s views around them which gives them a insight into what the world is like from their point of view. This begins to create a third person. The story is told from a child’s view, so they easily pick up on things from older people. Its like when Walter comes to dinner, Scout has no respect for him since he has no manners. The adult’s beliefs are now shown in Scout. Although she doesn’t fully understand why Walter cannot pay her father back with money, but instead gives him other things. She begi

The children are very quick to pick up what is right and wrong, that is why Dill is hesitant to answer Scout because he is embarrassed

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